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12 August 12:52

President Trump has confirmed that gold will not be subject to tariffs after prices soared due to the confusion.

Delia Niculescu

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International

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Donald Trump has announced on Truth Social that gold will not be included in the new tariffs, after an earlier statement sparked unrest among investors and sent the price of gold to a record high. The White House added that it will issue an executive order to clarify misinformation about the taxation of gold and other specialty products, emphasizing the importance of transparency in this area.

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Financial Intelligence

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SUA nu vor impune tarife vamale la aur

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